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You read the part where he said he has lived in the U.S. for 8+ years, right?

• nostrademons 16y ago
  By itself, that doesn't say much. My dad lived in the U.S. for 50 years and still wasn't culturally American when he died. I was born here and still don't understand much of it close to 30 years later. You're right, though, in that I shouldn't assume that he doesn't understand American culture - there's just no information either way. So if he does, it basically amounts to waiting until he can get his green card (or better yet, citizenship). I still think he's better off broadening out socially than concentrating on the technical aspects - after all, one of the complaints with the post was that he couldn't find a cofounder that he clicked with. And yes, marriage is still probably the fastest way to citizenship, all the caveats about doing it for love and not for papers still applying.
  • ichverstehe 16y ago
    Finding a cofounder that you 'click' with is damn difficult no matter where you are.
    • nicholasreed 16y ago
      Perhaps try some of the coFounder pairing events. I'm in the same boat as you; trying to find a passionate co-founder who I mesh with and who can match my enthusiasm. http://founderdating.com http://founderdating.com